russia threatened escalation. every single time and when you match the timing with the response, we take a look at the latest national intelligence trip and also potential nuclear power so a lot of information out of fear. one thing i can tell you is is only one word which is our and we have a history of ignorance and we already saw what happened in georgia and whoever believes -- >> 's question. >> the discussed they are likely to cause problems if you could speak a little more about what activities they are likely to get up to and how it might escalate not right now but vulnerable business and there is a statement about potential and completely undermine he sent security are very. i know some european countries are additional troops and for good reason the west is very uncomfortable there because the last europeans are now as we all remember what that could do not have to see, he could look a bit different for because but russia is not that strong provide support and my concern is escalation russia to escalate t

and i think trump does want to do deals with russia. and he does want to normalize relations with russia, which proven also wants to do. but i would also say that there's been a wake up call in europe to because of trump, there's that outreach to britain that, that there wasn't before to turkey, to norway. and there is an understanding that europeans security runs through ukraine, that ukraine and survival is, is crucial to the survival of european security. particularly. ready if some of the dire forecasts are that's 3 to 4 to 5 years from now, russia can regroup. it's military, which has learned a lot of lessons fighting in ukraine and might be tempted to test nato. so this is really what, what worries people that ukraine is and has some sense fighting for the, for the european border line of security. and it's, it is a feeling among europe that they really do need to step up to help ukraine. if the americans decide to walk away, right, and that's what i paid, and that's what helps you create, isn't this, this fear that europe has abo

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united states, russia, ukraine, and your pin. otherwise, we'll discuss all this shortly with i guess. but 1st this report from felix now water, green mountain. i. boucher ukrainian president willow demanded zalinski described wednesday as a day with emotions around high of a ministerial level conference on the wall with russia. i'd be new to take place in london, but you are a secretary of state local rubio and special invoice the woodcock port out of the 11th hour, forcing the meeting to be downgraded. it once again highlighted the divisions between europe and the us. and the other approach to resolving the whole vice president j. d bun says the us withdrawal from the negotiations, it gets, proposal is not accepted. we have engage in an extraordinary amount of diplomacy, of on the ground work. we've really tried to understand things from the perspective of both ukrainians and the russians. what do you finance care the most about? what are the russians care the most about? and i think that we put together a very fair proposal. we

it's not really that russia is so strong that russia can deceive us. i think often times we deceive ourselves because we like to think that the world revolves around washito brussels or london when we do decision-making procees of our adversaries. and active measures that were very pminent during the cold war, this particular war became popular the past fig yrs -- past few years but there's nothing new because the information, covert press placement was already happening. i'm glad i was asked to discuss this issue out of the election cycle. during the elections, whether it is midterms or presidential elections, i'm very busy around that time because people really pay attention to russian influence operations around elections but that's very problematic. russia cares about u.s. elections as long as they can polarize our society, as long as they can so divisions. -- sow divisions. they do that 24/7. i was recently following a campaign relating to a secessionist movement for california. last year there was an operation about the texas secessionist movemen

which to be rich, russia, the by real documents. if i'm an attorney brooks to the phones, pneumonia is an ancient russian system, dating back from the times of grand new piano, slow named duty upon baptism, who content the tooth lands and erected there, a city named and his own beauty of devonte and the country pledge to pay tribute to russia and the pneumonia and sent men to bound down to our grandfather, the great sovereign yvonne and all found out that sorel russia fussing, and seats about the needs of peace. russia has challenges and documents to prove it to claim to have on the terrible in his letter. so he felt he acted justly. if he does not take what belongs to others, but only with tons. what belongs to bruce from ancient times. and poland had no claims to these lands because of own here wasn't able to run the publish rules, the to fall tunes of war. change fast to punish ami takes the toner. and for the kids, you can see just scott, no one was fed in the frenzy and satellite. the king took the smoldering ruins, covered wit

for russia is the part of sylvester paul on the black sea that allows russia's navy to dominate the region and gives russia access to the mediterranean sea as well. in 1954 soviet leader and nikita khrushchev transferred control from russia to ukraine when both were states and the soviet union. after the ussr broke up in 1991, crimea became an autonomous territory within ukraine. but rush, i held a lease on this, a vast appall naval base. all that changed in 2014 so called little green men, soldiers and on marked uniforms, took control of crimea with few shots being fired. russia denied responsibility, a referendum that was widely condemned. as rig on joining rush are followed, and russia annex the peninsula. a major shock to ukraine. russia further asserted its control when it opened the cap straight bridge in 2018 . 20 kilometers span connecting crimea to the russian mainland that helped build up a mass of military presence in crimea, which it used as one of its staging areas to attack ukraine when russia innovated in 2022. to spaced and crime, you were part of the forces that att

that means that we are at more with russia. and certainly, i think russia is going to have to own up to that reality and maybe not put as much faith in the trumpet stations, pursued pieces i and others that hopefully improve their new. and i hope that it would be a serious, serious initiative on the part of the truck administration, but it doesn't seem to me, you know, i was put on the same year. i taught it. so list for reporting about the cooling kiff and the situation in crimea. so i understand what you're saying, sir, but regarding this new york times article, how does this story affect the credibility of western media which push to completely different narrative for so long? there is no credibility. the 1st of all, all of this reporting that's done is not new reporting. this is reporting drawn from sources that existed prior to this article be written sources dating back to the moments that were recorded or compress, knew the truth all along. what was played the game of covering for the united states covering for of, you k

he's published over 2 dozen books on russia. we'll be talking about russian nato relations with him. leaning radi is a huge favorability for russia, but it's also a huge assets because i mean from cleaning garage here. you can, if you close this of all caps and nato will not be able to reinforce russia regularly carries out military exercises with its allied bella, bruce, nearby and nato has also been flexing its military muscles. withdrawals tend to be stuff, its presence with saddle groups in poland and each of the baltic countries coming in grads neighbors are setting up additional fortifications on the border with the russian next glades. you can never feel absolutely safe living in this spot of the world because they have this neighbor. russia has long claims that nato is. expansion is a threat and that's not the bulk, not the matter. puts in even use it as a justification for invading you craving, why give them the hi randa clay? the result of russia's invasion of ukraine was more nato expansion. that's why we're making th

s t f. continue striking russia energy facilities. this is the most of the establishment has brought out a nuclear bomb. and if they're using such a powerful weapon against us, it's obviously because we're about to win the election bar and the pen. it allows us out at paris saying that the nation's democracy is in the cross head, and that's off. the real court handed her a 4 year sentence told miss appropriate p u fun and signed off as a helping hand to india. i made fee of the donald trump immune and tires could hit the asian nations economy hard. the, what you're watching are changing, national, reaching you from our new set time with moscow. i a michael question. we start this hour with this from southern russia where the golf now the rest of the region says to residential buildings have been shipped to the drain, enrolled in the top above, didn't see services way quick on the scene, according to locals and number of cause were damaged why windows web blown out in the apartments on several floors of fi also broke out into the court

it's a very good opportunity to convey the main elements of russia's position. russia's main concerns via with coffee to let the president trump know about the on the campaign trail, donald trump promised, and the ukraine more than 24 hours as russia drag that negotiations, us president has been showing his frustration on his treat social platform. he said, russia has to get moving too many people are dying thousands a week and a terrible incense this war. a war that should never have happened and wouldn't have happened if i were president. european allies, meanwhile, still believes the best way to pressure russia is through strength. they flags a record $23800000000.00 for ukraine. at a meeting at nato headquarters in brussels, we're sending a signal to polluted. but we're also sending a message to ukraine. and we are saying to ukraine, we stand with you in the fight, and we will stand with you in the peace. and us says, leaders here don't appear hopeful that america's peace efforts will bear fruit any time soon. gives an address of ongoing aggression against due grain. we must coax

he is not saying that russia started actually . how do you think this will be received in ukraine nursing there is any chance of uh, the leadership in ukraine assessing the situation around them. you know, coming to some sense so far. not necessarily even reality. but what that immediate of interest in possibilities are in full. i think any departure from the previous us position is, is, is painful to ukraine. so that remark by trump is a departure from the previous us positions. he made it clear during his meeting with a zillow asking the white house that jesus knew, s as in the middle, as opposed to on the brain side. and that's also a painful reality for ukrainians. and i think since the 12022, there was a t disagreement with wind kind of this information flows, the in the narrative that the russian promoted in the west promoted where russia said it's basically a war of necessity for us. whereas the west side is aware of choice, as we hear these different writers, you know, on russia's, going to a full scale invasion is if, you

the pay is the time of troubles. russia descends into chaos. the, the route dissatisfied with the choice can rally around falls to meet with the 2nd . for most of them shows, calls on the swedish getting for help. the swedes who had received free man occupied north canada and tease me and approach moscow. the owner's king seek is one of the 3rd also wants a piece of russian gland and goes to with the sweets to oppose or prepare. a 14 year old prince brought us to the russian throne. while the swedes prepare a boy prince called fit the . the water was 3, i mean, we thought on, i mean, i kind of major was how your ship was traveling since the mid, obviously a hair dresser, a bus driver, a sales person, anyone could become a victim. that sail private negotiators faster pen looking for the best assist you know, pretty much what i'm going to go to see. we started this summer. okay . no, no, no. yes. that's the reason why you're going to be up by the name on that, on those over those. and i mean, it won't be feasible. move soon on from the yes to the

the terms very much favor russia.d to see how the ukrainian government could say yes to that and if they did it would be rejected by a large percentage of the ukrainian population. sumi: president trump was asked about that and he said i have an allegiance to nobody. my allegiance is a cease-fire. what do you think of that? steven: that might be his view but if you look at the terms that are out there as reported in multiple media sources, they are blatantly pro-russian. on the current course, unfortunately the trump administration is likely to fail because the terms are so one-sided favoring the russians. at the end of the day it is difficult to see how ukraine could accept these. sumi: we have been talking about crimea in the last few days and you mention the terms of the agreement that we understand to be there. we have not received confirmation but one of the terms would be recognition of russian control of crimea. is that something that simply reflects the realities on the battlefield? ukraine has been unable to

to leave russia. also about the re establishing of direct flights between russia in the united states about cooperation in october and uh well and so on and so forth. so mostly mitre of focused on these major political issues, but not on ukraine. when asks about how, how the progress is when it comes to russia and the united states brokering a deal on ukraine. he indicated that those were positive developments and that the dialogue was quite positive. but he is fresh that over the past 3 years, the dialogue between russia and america, it has the non existence. so it would take move in just a few, even maybe lengthy meetings between the representatives and the invoice of vladimir food and donald trump. to get to ken washington then did the crumbling back on track. so again, it looks like, uh, it looks like again it is, it is a major sign of progress that dimitry of that the us treasury actually lifting the sanctions of mid field so that he could get a visa and travel to the united states to meet with h

moved away from russia, ukraine. >> you been in here so often. first of all, i'm not going to speculate on any of the decisions that haven't or have not yet happened or the impact or -- you can reach out, but it is about ground to anyone in the assistance policy that is effectively serving america's interest. because, it might different and doesn't mean the priorities changed and in other ways as well. >> is he aware of what was done? >> i know secretary rubio has been involved in the foreign aid review. and directly to each individual decisions. it's a decision based on those values. in the debt, the way it operates is unsustainable so departments are changing. in secretary rubio and the values the last 100 days. >> we will start with iran and come to pass as well. and anything. and that is the one bright line the all of the expectation and the plan and it will be the first meeting of technical team and can tell you the director of michael and tom will be heading to technical delegation special envoy and it will be present real or nonexistent an

and what does russia give us in return? if we give up nato, what does russia give up? that is it logical edition is still a good mobile out. now this is the very sorts of statements that drew the american side completely mad, completely as so angry that they actually promised on very different diplomatic levels from uh, from special invoice to the secretary of state to even donald trump. himself say that the united states is ready to just abandon this piece, keeping mission, this rather piece establishing mission that the they have been uh on about for so long now, because cube is so uncooperative and they have been demanding so much military help, especially from europe as the united states have been trying to negotiate a peaceful solution for this conflict, this is a, this is why they are saying they have threatened to essentially pull out of the 2 of these 2 together. and the meanwhile, the vice president for the united states g d vans, he has essentially hinted that the finish line is already inside. but now it's up to europe and ukraine to cooperate and well, to b

and then simmons recent membership of the alons for the to the balance against russia food and says russia will increase the number of its military personnel in the region. what i see russia has never threatened any one of the arctic. we will not allow infringements about country sovereignty. we will reliably protect our national interests. the focus on the optics strategic security and economic importance has increased due to us preston, donald trump's repeated threats to an next greenland. the us sees the tree as crucial for national security and as had moved to base the for decades, we need greenland for national security and international security. so uh well, i think we'll go as far as we have to go. we need grilling and the world needs us to have greenland, including denmark. denmark has to have us as greenland critic, see america ones in greenland, tennessee of denmark. home depot. it's red. minnesotans us vice president cheney vance. this trip to the island in march was highly criticized. denmark says the island is not for sale, but is open to more cooperation with washington. we s

something that russia has been trying to draw the american attention to. russia's n void tube in the united states. well, basically the bottom of pumpkins and void in these p stalls scales meet. you have who visited the washington in a unprecedented visit of the sort that hasn't happened in the about 3 years. uh, that was some things that he tried to draw the attention of washington to, i mean, the violations of this cease file, these energy infrastructure cease fire that zelinski had previously agreed to. and, well, ukraine continues with that swords over tactics and remains rather on phase with the old, the discontent that russia is showing, and on phase with russia, a binding to not hating ukrainian energy facilities. but that doesn't mean that right has stopped its attacks against ukrainian forces altogether. russia continues to advance on the battlefield. and you basically, on friday, russia launched a large scale attack against the town of cuba. rogue footage of filmed by a taken by witnesses shows russian drones hitting targets in the town of cree by rogue. but also the russia

in the security council and the good relations between the wrong and russia are factors that help russia play it's constructed role in the story. the sony folks, iran has been under a lot of pressure from the west, especially from the united states. there's been a good rest of the rest of the cubans. threats of military action against iran. what can different do if it faces such a powerful adversary as the united states was just sort of chatting. we have proven in the past that we do not respond to force pressure and the threats and we resist the threats and pressures of official perhaps once again, the americans wanted to test our results. you know, it will help us. i think they saw the results of their own tests taken, and the new us administration, the policy of maximum pressure was applied sales have military threats took on a new form. even the military build up around us was carried out by the american armed forces as the, as long as the republican b ron did not back down from any of its just a fair positions. we will not trample on our dignity either on or an interest because of t

it is part of russia. it is almost have been written down in ukrainian legal documents at the same time. ukraine joining nato is also off the table for washington. and those are some of the things that ukraine has been talking a lot on the prime to guessing on the, on the nodes over the united states. or even the way they are, the ukraine does not legally recognize the occupation of crimea. there is nothing to talk about. this is not in our constitution. this is our territory, the territory of the people of ukraine. everybody supports us in nato. russia demands that we refuse nato, have a question which is very direct. we refuse to join nato, and the united states of america is asking us to do that. if we want to be constructive, what do we get in return? we? what are the security guarantees on? so america says, for example, here are other security guarantees for you. is that a dialogue? it is, and what does russia give us in return? if we give up nato, what does russia give up? is it logical? now this is

petersburg, russia right now my 1st time, and it's probably the coldest day since i've arrived in russia. i am feeling it to my bones right now. the pills are due to a tough how you doing more? here's the role of the frozen as well. you can feel anything. oh you came. i think you brought this weather with you man. yeah, i'm not good either. so i don't know to go back and tell me a little bit about yourself. like uh, what, what made you decide to come to russia? i received this island and so far as i know in the next man after snowden, to get it. and that's american, us embassies and 4 countries that come after me is wild. and so with a couple of theories, the one that most people come to as far as like, oh, there's just a bunch of bureaucratic mistakes, but there's no way they rated our house in 2002 in cyprus. they have a huge file and my wife, they've interrogated me, they visited me and vote here in prison. personally, the i came, they tried to make deals. and also from microsoft, i cover in the middle east and africa and i had several intelligence agency trying to recruit me to work

you bought more oil from russia last year. a recent report by em, but an energy think tanks has the impulse rose point 18 percent driven mainly by demand from italy, the czech republic. confronts the cost amounted to nearly $24000000000.00, exceeding your pin financial aid provided to ukraine, unless despite have pushed by the block to phase out its reliance on russian energy by 2027 to help deprive moscow of revenue that helps it fund its war in ukraine, but the reports of negotiations between the us and must go to reopen the north stream gas pipelines with the backing of american investors. that's as part of the donald trump's broad or pushed and the conflicts. this is what rushes foreign minister, so gay love are off. have to say in an interview with washington state control channel one, tv initially. so it was a long list. now, of course, there were disagreements, but is it only in the interests of russia and the united states to restore normal energy supply to europe is i'm referring to the north stream pipeline. it was p

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in fact, we're showing on the screen of him on the plain coming back to russia. he is a russian german. do citizen and not spin, confirm that he is the person that russia is getting in this swamp. on the american side, beg, getting accent, he has catalina, who is an amateur bali don't. so she was convicted by a cool, just last august of treason on sentence to 12 years and a penal colony. this was for giving a donation to a charity that was linked to ukraine. and in nico offense, here in russia, she was met in hawaii by the director of the c i a jim ratcliffe. and it was confirmed oxy by her lawyer that she was now on a plane to the united states. that was also confirmed by the secretary state microwave, used to individual swap, not particularly holly profile, but they all names that have been funded around for a while. yeah, i mean, not terribly high profile how web media pundits worldwide having a field day here, i have one's talking about it, frankly, but apart from the media and some of the domestic politics and some of the more regional countries, what are we

russia attacks, russia is advancing. when you advance, you have much more losses and, again, the goals of these advances are more political than military. ok? from a military point, there was absolutely no sense of this operation in general. but also it has very few military sense, if any, in these advance. i hate, honestly speaking, i hate reading of colleagues, their tragic stories that today or tomorrow ukrainian front will be broken. it was broken several times. the basic problem of russia is of russian strategies. they have no reserves. according soviet manuals in order to move to 60 kilometers, honestly speaking, i suppose that russian generals have the same idea. the same menu. you need fresh army group. so something between 30,000 to 40,000 men. these volunteer mobilization gives enough troops to replenish those who were lost. no more. >> ok, thank you. matthew and alina. >> yes. is this working? the first question about ideology and the kind of sanitized version of russia's war ames and what they're doing -- aim

are weeks for russia not months to show that russia wants peace. and that he even made it sound as if donald trump's hands are tied in the sense that the congress is preparing a new batch of sanctions against russia. and the current administration won't be able to still provide until something again feasible and tangible is reached here on this piece track. but at the same time, the russians, uh, they have been adamant and they have been saying that, well, sanctions is not a threat that they will really be intimidated with. and that in fact, sanctions have played a positive role. uh, to an extent in the russian economy. and that was also the message of getting me to you at the russian special envoy who will visit in washington, who's uh, well uh, sanctions against him, waived briefly for just to allow him to travel to the united states in an interview and the most recent interview to the fox news channel. uh, he has said that he has read free to that. again. a russia is not really phased by this threats of sanctions. russia is not asking for liftin

and inhibit russia from re invading. the united states has not showed any commitment to that sort of idea, not only in a lot of troops, but also in enablers. and so the only assurance is we have right now. and i wouldn't even call them insurances or what we're hearing from the europeans. but again, in either the peace proposal scenario or in the united states walking away from negotiations, this is not in the administration that is committed to security guarantees in the form of us capabilities or us troops and the europeans who are expected to offer those guarantees are actually pushing back against trumps peace proposal. what are your opinions making any plans for the possibility that the us could walk away from negotiations here? i would very much expect that europeans are planning for the worst case scenario in which the united states backs away. i think we've seen that in the talks of a reassurance force that i mention. but i think what we heard from defense minister healey, in the u. k. and others today is that eur

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russia. and woman. and he says is like woman and woman is like russia. and you're not exactly when you first start reading the chapter, which is the primary analog are we particularly in foreign policy and the question russia or we particularly interested domestic policy the question of women and the birth is this there are two inert forces at the beginning of the 20th century russia is to woman what woman is to russia. he says the two of them are immensely powerful. but their power, their force is turned inwards. russia has what, he calls its axis of rotation around the church and around agriculture. it's always been an agriculture, cultural country. it is devoted to holy mother church and to mother earth and the development agriculture to feed its enormous population. the vast population of russia, says woman, is enormously powerful. but her power, her force, he says, has its axis rotation around the family of holding the family together. we're even kind of more anteriorly, right? the forma

, internationally recognized territory of russia, the so called old territory over russia. so no conflict that the military activities of the armed forces of the republic conducted within the territory of the russian federation, fully conformed to all the provisions and the spirit of the un charter and other international laws. and the treaty on comprehensive strategic partnership between the dpr k and russia, and serve as a good example and excellent paradigm of the most faithful expression of action to implement them under the same time, according to get i see move. what has happened is the ukranian side into and last move in 76000, all the soldiers getting this set in this gamble that they began in august last year. now and also the russians. they have taken the fight to assume we region of ukraine, which is adjacent to the course of the province and the well, the russians liberating the crews region. it further weakens ukraine's negotiating position when it comes to ongoing piece talks mediated by the united states. earlier my colleagues, real research, i spoke with ale

and what does russia give us in return? maybe if we give up nato, what does russia give up? that, is it logical? probably the same. and apparently this has had the united states ask questions. what does it guessing? what have they been able to get from ukraine? have they been able to get new crating to corporate on pretty much any issue on the table? and the answer is simply no, because of the re, uh, submit a real deal. uh, this is uh far from being signed yet uh on the piece track. also no progress with ukraine because out pretty much the only the only thing substantial to come out of this has been well the just a seen that zalinski through the oval office when he was invited that i show him once again. he's more of an actor than a diplomatic, really, about also when it comes even to the east, it proves that had been unanimously und unilaterally announced by vladimir potent, well, as it is, he was opposed even to that. so the united states, they, it doesn't look like they have made any progress with ukraine, and that has caused the united states to grow more and more irrit

the russia is ready that russia is not ready just is still just saying that it is ready for a cease fire for a cruise for, for a potential peace deal. but russia is, is actually pushing the actions where it's woods off. so this is again, a very big signal to every policy involved at the same time, according to the russian president himself, russia will grow its own conclusions from a how well this cruise will fail because the amount of the russian, the russian president has already said that the key of violated the previous arrangement, the previous murder, a tory, i'm on strikes against energy infrastructure more than a 100 times. and zalinski on behalf of cube has already, as also a step forward now, and he has said, essentially he said that the russian drones were in the ukranian skies. suggesting that that shows the real commitment of russia to the screws while specifying himself that these grooms weren't the ukrainian skies 45 minutes before that cruise was supposed to to come into power. so he did not comment. he did not, he did not say that your grade was ready to accept this true

again, note that message conveyed by russia. here again, vladimir putin up essentially has said that russia is ready for unconditional. uh for, for the unconditional negotiations, basically, negotiations to begin without any preconditions he did. so in a meeting with donald trump's special envoys, steve whitker, who visited russia on the friday. and that was the pleasure that was with vladimir booth made that pledge. now, while both sides, both united states and russia, they, you will view this visit, then the outcome of the visit of steve would have to rush as positive. it was mind, it was my by an assassination of a top russian general in the, in most school as a bomb went off in a vehicle. now, the russian federal security service has detained the suspect, who has already confessed being recruited, he confessed that he was recruited by the ukrainian intelligence back in 2023 in ukraine. then he travelled to russia same year and he purchased a 2nd time vehicle a 2nd and 1st of all going well, then he got the explosives. uh in

so actually i would say that the russia what, what the. busy she wants that they need this uh, 5 visions of our mazda, as well as the mentioned in the beginning, always the show. so i'm, the russian doesn't need to conquer all attributes out of your brain. so i think that, that, this is out of the question. so i think that that's what we're after these 3 years of war. yeah. when the boat for russian didn't pay that much exhausted them, there was at a very high depth. so i think really pushing once to make based on what conditions, this is the different story because on the conditions which your grade was and which you'd have been allies, nato, suggesting would you doesn't want this speech. so i think that this should be found the answer to these very difficult question, but with the analysis letting me or of this to the cease fire by president tutoring, over over east, or is that a chance to perhaps, is there a chance to, to build on that one launch. why? nope. i think so. that's probably for there is a chance or why didn't to buy it. why